C’est La Randomo
Tests Show Most Store Honey Isn’t Honey
Ultra-filtering Removes Pollen, Hides Honey Origins
It turns out that Josh was right and it is worth paying more for real honey–you know, the stuff with the odd bee-stuff on top?
Added bonus: now I get to make fun of people who won’t purchase toys made in China but will buy “honey” of “unknown” origin.
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Some have been reviving the “single women vs. mothers” conflicts. I try not to smile. Clearly all women fit into those categories, and those of us who appear not to are really just pre-mothers?
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Candles are the best.
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I am slowly re-convincing myself that blogging is easy, and I can do it without thinking. Hopefully I will be able to do the same with email again.
I may never be on twitter, but every now and then I get the chance to check blogs, and all I can say is Shrine Candles! (yes, its scary that I’m 90% positive I know the look of those candles and where they are from)
You should have more confidence in yourself and up your number to, say… 99% positive because you are entirely right.
And now that I think about it, I haven’t ever seen candles quite like that elsewhere. Maybe we should make a blog-catalog of major North American churches based on their candles.
And I am incredibly flattered that you bothered to check my blog.
Apparently, part of my comment was missing… I meant to say 90% positive they were from the Lourdes Chapel.
Rae,
I ran into this debate on CafeMom and was suprised to see how many of the women who commented said that they would only consider a woman a mother if: 1. she was pregnant, 2. already had a child/ren!
What ever happened to the spiritual mother, that woman who prays for you, tries to be there for you as a mother when you cannot go to your own: Godmothers, Confirmation Sponsors come to mind?